Medical in Malayalam
Medical, used before a noun, is മെഡിക്കൽ (medikkal), borrowed from English and written in Malayalam letters. Shops, colleges and camps all take it. Systems of treatment have their own names, such as നാട്ടുവൈദ്യം (naattuvaidyam) for indigenous medicine like Ayurveda.
Most common translation
Medical, relating to medicine, doctors or treatment.
അവൾ മെഡിക്കൽ കോളേജിൽ പഠിക്കുന്നു.
aval medikkal kolejil padikkunnu.
She studies in a medical college.
All Malayalam words for “medical”
- മെഡിക്കൽ (medikkal) — Medical, relating to medicine, doctors or treatment.
- ക്യാമ്പ് (kyaampu) — Camp; a temporary place to stay in tents or huts, also an organised gathering such as a medical or study camp.
- ചികിത്സാഗ്രന്ഥം (chikilsaagrantham) — Book on medical treatment.
- നാട്ടുവൈദ്യം (naattuvaidyam) — Indigenous system of medical treatment like Ayurveda.
- പരീക്ഷകൾ (pareekshakal) — Tests. Examinations that measure knowledge or ability; medical tests are usually parishodhanakal.
- പിത്തം (pitham) — One of the three causes of illness (according to the Ayurvedic system of medical treatment), biliousness.
- രോഗികൾ (rogikal) — Patients; sick people under medical care, those being treated by a doctor.
- വൈദ്യം (vaidyam) — Science of medicine, science of medical treatment.
medikkal is the loan adjective, while the other options name things found in medical settings, among them rogikal, patients, and kyaampu, a camp.
Common questions
How do you say medical in Malayalam?
മെഡിക്കൽ (medikkal) is the adjective used before nouns.
How is a medical camp referred to?
ക്യാമ്പ് (kyaampu) is the word for camp, with medikkal placed in front of it.